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Non-examples of the Emancipation Proclamation include legislation or actions that did not aim to free enslaved individuals, such as the Fugitive Slave Act, which enforced the capture of escaped enslaved people, or the Dred Scott decision, which denied citizenship to African Americans. Additionally, state laws that upheld slavery or restricted the rights of freed individuals, such as Black Codes, also stand as non-examples. The Emancipation Proclamation specifically targeted enslaved people in Confederate states, so any actions that did not address these individuals or their status would not be considered examples of the proclamation.

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